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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
24
The California Heights Community Methodist Church installed newly elected officers of its Women's Society of Christian Service led by Dr. James H. Hughes. The roster includes honorary president Mrs. James H. Hughes and officers for various departments and circle chairmen.
Doris Dean offers woman to man guidance on personal issues in a limited space column. Letters discuss social life for a newcomer to Long Beach, parenting concerns about children misinterpreting TV, and a husband’s request for traditional ownership of his wife.
Roger Child of 3533 Lewis Ave entertained a group of friends at a barbecue Saturday evening. The event featured a western theme, guitar music, lantern light dancing, and informal gaiety as guests enjoyed singing and socializing.
A Parents Magazine discussion urges children to face tough, subtle battles with confidence. Jane Shaw teaches her daughter Cissie to demand fair payment for babysitting and to stand up for justice, inspiring courage beyond open fights.
Evans installed as president of the Women's Society of Christian Service at North Long Beach Methodist Church with Rev. Frank C. Matthews as installing officer. New officers include vice president Mrs. W E Wilhite and recording secretary Mrs. M E Cowling among many others. Chairmen installed cover dining, membership, publicity, and youth work with luncheon following and Mrs. Rollo E Dunham as afternoon speaker. Life membership pins were presented to several members. It’s not too late to get help from a Press Telegram Want Ad writer by calling 69066.
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